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HDMI is Dead. Introducing HDBaseT Networking — Reviews and News from Audioholics
Sounds pretty freakin awesome tbh.
Sounds pretty freakin awesome tbh.
The 5Play thing is more interesting than the standard itself.
The one thing I'm not happy about is sending power down the cable without some way of differentiating the cable. Network equipment with PoE is clearly designed as such. Standard USB is 5V. 12V USB has a larger socket that only the correct plug will connect, and 24V USB has a similar socket but with a different plug again.
Now if you're injecting power down the cable as well, you need to be DAMN sure that your machinery isn't going to get blown up.
I've not read the page fully, but does it say anything about power / interference? Us audiophiles have gone to great lengths to isolate power and signal cables.
Article said:What makes HDBaseT so odd is that it is sending more info than HDMI over a set of 8 wires within a standard Cat5e or Cat6 cable. How can it do this? Well, it uses much lower frequency modulated packets. These are not IP packets like you find in Gigabit Ethernet. Since they run on such low frequency, they are not subjected to typical EM (electromagnetic) interference. That means you can sit the cables in front of microwave or a cell phone and there are no problems with signal degradation.
This thread is a massive nerdgasm.
This thread is a massive nerdgasm.
What? I didn't win.
You people are odd somtimes